The paper deals with the study of Z-symmetric manifolds (ZS)n admitting certain cases Schouten tensor (specifically: Ricci-recurrent, cyclic parallel, Codazzi type and covariantly constant), investigate some geometric physical properties manifold. Moreover, we also (ZS)4 spacetimes tensor. Finally, construct an example to verify our result.

The Bakry-Émery tensor gives an analog of the Ricci tensor for a Riemannian manifold with a smooth measure. We show that some of the topological consequences of having a positive or nonnegative Ricci tensor are also valid for the Bakry-Émery tensor. We show that the Bakry-Émery tensor is nondecreasing under a Riemannian submersion whose fiber transport preserves measures up to constants. We giv...

we classify the paracontact riemannian manifolds that their rieman-nian curvature satisfies in the certain condition and we show that thisclassification is hold for the special cases semi-symmetric and locally sym-metric spaces. finally we study paracontact riemannian manifolds satis-fying r(x, ξ).s = 0, where s is the ricci tensor.

we obtain the expression of ricci tensor for a $gcr$-lightlikesubmanifold of indefinite complex space form and discuss itsproperties on a totally geodesic $gcr$-lightlike submanifold of anindefinite complex space form. moreover, we have proved that everyproper totally umbilical $gcr$-lightlike submanifold of anindefinite kaehler manifold is a totally geodesic $gcr$-lightlikesubmanifold.

We obtain the expression of Ricci tensor for a $GCR$-lightlikesubmanifold of indefinite complex space form and discuss itsproperties on a totally geodesic $GCR$-lightlike submanifold of anindefinite complex space form. Moreover, we have proved that everyproper totally umbilical $GCR$-lightlike submanifold of anindefinite Kaehler manifold is a totally geodesic $GCR$-lightlikesubmanifold.

Using symmetry arguments only, we show that every spacetime with mirror-symmetric spatial sections is necessarily conformally flat. The general form of the Ricci tensor of such spacetimes is also determined. 1. Introduction. It is well known that the curvature tensor of any four-dimensional differentiable manifold has only 20 algebraically independent components. Ten out of these 20 components ...